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Recognizing the Path to Life
Recognizing the Path to Life
By Christina Semmens
Recognizing the Path to Life to embrace and live out the mysteries of this Easter season more fully...
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The Proverbs 31 Woman, Revisited
The Proverbs 31 Woman, Revisited
By Ophelia Molina
What Does a Woman of Worth Look Like Today? This piece gently walks through Book of Proverbs 31 and reflects on what that timeless portrait can look like in the life of a woman today
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No strings on me
No strings on me
By Eddie Kunz
What are our souls?
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Saul, Saul
Saul, Saul
By Marianne Giltner
Saul, Saul....
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Seeking the Mercy of Christ, Find where it comes from!
Seeking the Mercy of Christ, Find where it comes from!
By Ralph Hathaway
God's Mercy is boundless
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Love shapes you.
Love shapes you.
By Joe "Stilez" Speranzella
Love stays and love shapes.
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Pro-Life Dad Wins Settlement
Pro-Life Dad Wins Settlement
By The Catholic Philadelphian
A pro-life dad wins a lawsuit against Biden's DOJ.
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Called By Name
Called By Name
By Deacon Greg Lambert
Jesus, the Good Shepherd, call each of us by name as we journey toward Heaven
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A Companion for the Cannonball Moment of a Job Loss
A Companion for the Cannonball Moment of a Job Loss
By BJ Gonzalvo
Finding God walking alongside us in difficult moments
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Don't worry, be happy
Don't worry, be happy
By Marianne Giltner
Don't worry, be happy
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I Know My Sheep: Reflections on the Readings for the Fourth Sunday of Easter, Cycle A
I Know My Sheep: Reflections on the Readings for the Fourth Sunday of Easter, Cycle A
By Tom Klocek
The gospel readings for the fourth Sunday of Easter always come from Chapter 10 of John's gospel, the Good Shepherd discourse. The Catechism of the Catholic Church states, “The Good Shepherd ought to be the model and ‘form’ of the bishop’s pastoral office.” (896)
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Saint Rafael Arnáiz Barón: Patron Saint of Diabetics
Saint Rafael Arnáiz Barón: Patron Saint of Diabetics
By Joseph Freyaldenhoven
Saint Rafael Arnáiz Barón offers a powerful witness of finding God in silence, suffering, and ordinary daily tasks, inspiring families and seekers in a noisy and distracted world. His deep love for the Eucharist and childlike trust in the Blessed Virgin Mary shaped his spiritual journey, sustaining him through chronic illness and repeated sacrifices. Saint Rafael’s life proves that true holiness
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MONEY, The Root Of All Evil
MONEY, The Root Of All Evil
By Eileen Renders
This article explores a faith issue that can tempt us and cause us to lose sight of what God wants us to focus on, and how to live
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Thank you Jesus; for blessings that come through Your Body and Blood!
Thank you Jesus; for blessings that come through Your Body and Blood!
By Ralph Hathaway
The Real Presence of Christ is constant grace
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Clebrating St. George
Clebrating St. George
By Terry N. Hursh
A brief history of St. George and what he teaches us today.
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What's it to you? Jesus on the Most Important Vocation
What's it to you? Jesus on the Most Important Vocation
By Christopher Castagnoli
Jesus response to Peter's question about his fellow Apostle John, "Lord, what about this man?" applies to us as well!
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Hospice Meeting Prayer
Hospice Meeting Prayer
By Michael Ripple
Hospice Meeting Prayer for Suffering in World
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